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 Caïna Posts New Track!

Posted by Cheryl on February 5, 2013

Caïna Posts New Track!
Caïna Posts New Track!

You may remember a little piece of news at the end of last year regarding the rebirth of Andrew Curtis-Brignell's sort of black metal project, Caïna. Well, it turns out ACB has been incredibly busy since then and has possibly two (!) albums worth of new material already. Lucky for us, he posted a link to a bandcamp page where you can stream an unmastered version of a new song. Check the link for a peek at "Ghost Apertures."

Caïna Posts New Track!
Caïna Posts New Track!

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